Sentence examples for work force quality from inspiring English sources

A study on innovation by the Boston Consulting Group concluded that America is "disadvantaged in several key areas, including work force quality and economic, immigration, and infrastructure policies".

Our results suggest that developing mobile expert nurse teaching teams in other relevant fields of nursing (such as hospice, dementia and geriatric care) may be a pedagogically effective and practical means to redress the widening gap between work force quality and the demand for care in primary health care [ 78].

In fact, companies who make it through the current economic recession in the best shape and best positioned for success will be those whose leaders believe in and support an energized work force, high quality of goods or services, ethical conduct, and socially responsible and environmentally sustainable practices.

Even though the systems of elderly care differ between countries there is a major need for in-depth research around the work force and quality of care in NH to recognise opportunities for strategic improvement and to highlight priorities for education [ 4].

The work force is inexperienced, quality control is difficult, electricity unreliable, and transportation costs will be considerable.

Mr. Navarro said the Edison work force turned out quality Ranger and Mazda B-Series pickups and had earned high performance grades from the company.

Consultants who help big businesses decide where to locate say that although tax incentives can be important, they are usually outweighed by other factors, like transportation, the available work force, and even quality of life.

In return I get a stable work force and a high quality product to sell.

But he added that the state could prosper only by continuing to invest in education and maintaining a strong work force and a good quality of life.

While America still has the quality work force, political stability and natural resources a company like Intel needs, said Otellini, the U.S. is badly lagging in developing the next generation of scientific talent and incentives to induce big multinationals to create lots more jobs here.

His work force was exhausted and quality suffered, as output jumped to $92 per hour.